kmo_design

This plugin generates a gallery from a folder and displays using a shortcode. 
The folder must be uploaded (using FTP) to the wp-content/upload folder.
To include a slideshow in a post or a page, use the following shortcode:
<pre><code>[kmoslideshow folder="local_path_to_folder"]
</code></pre>
You can customize the slideshow using the following attributes:
<ul>
<li>Slideshow width (width) in px</li>
<li>Image border (border) in px (default 0)</li>
<li>Image padding (padding) in px (default 0)</li>
<li>Slide duration (interval) in milliseconds (default 4000)</li>
<li>Pagination display (pagination): true or false (default true)</li>
<li>Transition effect (effect): fade or slide (default slide)</li>
</ul>
Default slideshow width is set to the width of the container unless the width attribute is set. 
The height is calculate from the first image.
<pre><code>[kmoslideshow folder="path" width="500" padding="5"
 border="1" interval="5000" pagination="false" effect="fade"]
</code></pre>
This plugin uses SlidesJS 3.0.3 by Nathan Searles – http://www.slidesjs.com

KMO Slideshow

This plugin generates a gallery from a folder and displays using a shortcode.

fahrirusliyadi

WordPress generates thumbnails in the same directory with the original image. This plugin change this behavior by generating the thumbnails in a separate directory. The thumbnails will only be generated when they are needed and has not been generated.
This plugin will only move the thumbnails location for new uploaded images. To move all thumbnails, you need to delete all existing thumbnails (see FAQ).

Fr Thumbnails Folder

Move thumbnails file location to {$upload_path}/thumbnails or {$upload_path}/sites/{$blog_id}/thumbnails for multisite.

KMO Slideshow vs Fr Thumbnails Folder